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Takanashi Masayori

Takanashi Masayori was, in the sixteenth century, the head of the Takanashi clan, a powerful family of northern Shinano Province descended from a branch of the Minamoto. Tradition credits him with completing the family's fortified residence at Nakano, begun by Takanashi Masamori. Faced with the expansion of Takeda Shingen into northern Shinano, he sought the support of Uesugi Kenshin and was forced to withdraw to Echigo, thereby contributing to the context of the battles of Kawanakajima. His family, having become vassals of the Uesugi, recovered part of its lands after the fall of the Takeda, then followed Uesugi Kagekatsu to Aizu in 1598.

Portrait de Takanashi Masayori
MaisonClan Takanashi
ÉpoqueSengoku period
Frise chronologique

Repères dans sa vie

XVIe s.

According to tradition, completes the fortified residence of the Takanashi at Nakano.

Milieu du XVIe s.

Faced with the advance of Takeda Shingen, rallies to Uesugi Kenshin and takes refuge in Echigo.

1598

The clan follows Uesugi Kagekatsu to Aizu; the Nakano residence is abandoned.

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